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Chrestoleros
Seuen bookes of Epigrames written by T. B. [i.e. Thomas Bastard]
Bastard, Thomas (1565 or 6-1618)
[section]
[dedication]
[If I my Pen an higher taske should set]
ΕΠΙΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΩΝ
Liber Primus.
Liber Secundus.
Liber Tertius.
Liber Quartus.
Liber Quintus.
Epigr. 1 Ad Do. Mountioy.
Epigr. 2. Ad Lectorem.
Epigr. 3.
Epigr. 4. In Getam.
Epigr. 5. In Seuerum.
Epigr. 6. In Candidum.
Epigr. 7. In Thymum.
Epigr. 8. In Cacum.
Epigr. 9.
Epigr. 10. In Mirum.
Epigr. 11. In Seuerum.
Epigr. 12. In Bardum.
Epigr. 13.
Epigr. 14. Thymum.
Epigr. 15. In Castorem.
Epigr. 16. In Brillum.
Epigr. 17 In S. Q. C. &c.
Epigr. 18.
Epigr. 19. in Philonem.
Epigr. 20. In Misum & Mopsam.
Epigr. 21. In Gillonem.
Epigr. 22. In Lanionem medicum.
Epigr. 23. in Dacum.
Epigr. 24.
Epigr. 25. in Timonem.
Epigr. 26. In Septimium.
Epigr. 27. In Cophum.
Epigr. 28. Translatum ex Martiali.
Epigr. 29. In Lalum.
Epigr. 30. In Castorem.
Epigr. 31. In Lotum.
Epigr. 32. In Momum.
Epigr. 33. in Vlyssem.
Epigr. 34. in Medonia.
Epigr. 35.
Epigr. 36. in festum
Epigr. 37. In Asbestum.
Epigr. 38. in Scillam.
Epigr. 39. in Merum.
Epigr. 40. in Castorem.
Epigr. 40.
Liber Sextus.
Liber Septimus
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Epigr. 38. In Seuerum.
Seuerus
hates my pens lycentious grace.
He liked not of my gadding poetry.
He tearmes my writing like the wildgoose race,
In fine he saith that all is vanity.
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Away saith he, I like not this redundance,
Away with him, a Poet is abundance.
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